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Michael Mosbacher

Michael Mosbacher

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Publisher and Co-Editor, The Critic Magazine (UK)

Pimlico

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Total articles 252

  • Britain Moves To Nationalize Steel Industry

    By Michael Mosbacher Verified| Substack@ Britain’s Parliament rushed back from Easter recess on Saturday to pass emergency legislation for the state to take control of the UK’s last remaining steel-making blast furnace. It was only the sixth occasion since World War II that the House of Commons has met on a weekend. That is a measure of how urgent Keir Starmer’s Labour government feels action is. Starmer was fearful that the Chinese owners of the facility in Scunthorpe, about 150 miles north of London, were about to close it.

    By Michael Mosbacher Verified · Substack

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Escape ever-rising taxes? Others have tried and failed

    By Michael Mosbacher Verified| The Telegraph Verified The third alternative is perhaps the most realistic. In a 2009 Ted Talk, Nobel Prize winning economist, Paul Romer, proposed the creation of charter cities. These are not fully independent countries, but rather to a greater or lesser extent self-governing entities on virgin land within existing states with their own pro-market rules and tax regimes. Honduras in Central America gave the go-ahead for three such schemes in the 2010s.

    By Michael Mosbacher Verified · The Telegraph

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Britain Moves To Nationalize Steel Industry

    By Michael Mosbacher Verified| Substack@ Britain’s Parliament rushed back from Easter recess on Saturday to pass emergency legislation for the state to take control of the UK’s last remaining steel-making blast furnace. It was only the sixth occasion since World War II that the House of Commons has met on a weekend. That is a measure of how urgent Keir Starmer’s Labour government feels action is. Starmer was fearful that the Chinese owners of the facility in Scunthorpe, about 150 miles north of London, were about to close it.

    By Michael Mosbacher Verified · Substack

    Apr. 14, 2025

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The Critic Magazine (UK)

Pimlico, United Kingdom